Quote from: N9_Ninja on July 14, 2025, 01:57:10 PM

That CEO taking his salary in Bitcoin is a big statement. It's not just about a company putting BTC on its balance sheet for profit; it's about the leadership literally putting their money where their mouth is and being 'in the same boat' as shareholders. That's a level of commitment you don't always see.

It makes you wonder if this kind of move by top execs is what we need to really push mainstream adoption. It's one thing for a company to hold Bitcoin, but when the CEO is personally using it for their salary, it speaks volumes about their belief in it as real money.

Do you guys think we'll start seeing more CEOs doing this, or is it still too niche for most? What kind of message does it send to the traditional finance world?

Takashi Tashiro being paid in bitcoin is not a big statement nor does it carry any important message. This is simply the company's financial strategy to strengthen shareholders' confidence in the company.

Remixpoint is just a mid-sized company in Japan with a market capitalization of around $500 million and is not a company with a large reputation or influence. Most of us were unaware of them until this news spread in the crypto community. So I don't think they're big enough and influential enough to convey any message or create a domino effect.